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<blockquote data-quote="Akiviri" data-source="post: 136813" data-attributes="member: 13536"><p>Compare 20 Million pixels on a Dx sensor, to 20 Million on a Fx sensor - and then compare them both to say - 20 Million on a Medium Format Phase One P25 sensor. If you really want to go bug-eyed check out the P60+ or a Better Light scanning back. The difference is not only visible (even on the web), it is breathtaking especially in person staring you in the face. This is the "FX Landscape Advantage", fine detail resolution - IOW very much so image quality. This has been true since film days when serious landscape photographers shot Large Format 4"x5" or 8"x10" slabs of film. Of course - a poor quality lens will limit that response, (or make it even more pronounced) ... but the difference will still be there in spades.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Akiviri, post: 136813, member: 13536"] Compare 20 Million pixels on a Dx sensor, to 20 Million on a Fx sensor - and then compare them both to say - 20 Million on a Medium Format Phase One P25 sensor. If you really want to go bug-eyed check out the P60+ or a Better Light scanning back. The difference is not only visible (even on the web), it is breathtaking especially in person staring you in the face. This is the "FX Landscape Advantage", fine detail resolution - IOW very much so image quality. This has been true since film days when serious landscape photographers shot Large Format 4"x5" or 8"x10" slabs of film. Of course - a poor quality lens will limit that response, (or make it even more pronounced) ... but the difference will still be there in spades. [/QUOTE]
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